Numbers
Symbolism
Pesach
People
Translations
100
How many parts are there to the Seder? Do you know what they are?
14
100
What does the charoset represent?
The Mortar that our forefathers used to build in Egypt
100
In what book of the Torah is the Pesach story told?
Shmos
100
Who was Moshes spokesman to Paraoh?
Aron, Moshes brother
100
Why is the holiday of Passover called "Pesach" in Hebrew?
Because Hashem PASSED OVER the houses of the Jewish people
200
How many cups of wine do we drink at the Seder?
4
200
What does the wine we drink symbolize?
Joy and Happiness that we were freed from Mitzrayim
200
Where did Hashem first 'appear' to Moshe?
A small green bush wrapped in orange flames that did not harm the bush.
200
Who was Paraoh's daughter?
Basya
200
What is the Hebrew word for 'bitter herb'?
Maror
300
How many plagues did Hashem create? Can you can name them?
10
300
Why do we take out some wine with our pinky during the seder?
We are showing that we feel a little bit bad for the Mitriyim, even though they enslaved us for so long
300
How many days did each Makkah last?
7 days
300
Who are the four sons we read about in the Haggadah?
The wise, the wicked, the simple and the one who doesn't know how to ask.
300
What is the category of food called which is prohibited on Pesach?
Chametz
400
How many years were the Jews in slavery for??
210
400
What is the last thing you eat to end the Seder?
The Afikoman
400
On what Hebrew date does Pesach begin?
The 15th of Nissan
400
Who was Tzipporah?
Moshes wife
400
What does the word "SEDER" mean?
order
500
Whats the number of Jewish men between the ages of 20 and 60 that left mitzrayim?
603,550
500
Name everything on the Keara and tell us the symbolism behind 3 of them.
Zroah, Beitzah, Chazeres, Maror, Karpas, Charoses.
500
What body of water opened for the Jews to allow safe passage?
The red sea
500
Why did Moshe not hit the water to start the Makkah of Dam?
Because the water saved him before!
500
What does the word "Hagaddah" mean? How does this connect to what we do at the Seder?
Telling; we tell the story of Yitzias Mitzrayim